Toward climate-smart urban agriculture in Palembang: A systematic review on strategies, trade-offs, and synergies
Strayker Ali Muda, Heripan Heripan, Fitra Gustiar
Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Urban Farm DB summary
This systematic review examined strategies, trade-offs, and synergies of climate-smart urban agriculture relevant to Palembang City, Indonesia. A total of 400 records were identified from Google Scholar and Scopus, with 352 unique records screened. While urban agriculture showed five key contributions, including strengthening food security, several critical trade-offs were identified, such as land scarcity, energy and water requirements, soil contamination risks, technological costs, and policy fragmentation. The review emphasizes that urban agriculture should be part of a broader transformation of urban food systems, not a stand-alone solution.